Sentence examples for big templates of from inspiring English sources

Big supports of scaling functions, or in other words big templates of multiresolution algorithms, are undesirable for surface processing.

Shakespeare drew on mythological templates of character.

"It's a big mosaic, a living template of each institution and in turn a microcosm of the league," Thomas Beckett, Yale's longtime athletic director, said of the Academic Index.

He fits the template of today's bigger, stronger opensides and, even as a sixth-former, he was notably single-minded.

I like that type of film, which follows the Woody Allen template of "hipsters in the big city, not being entirely successful".

Ever more sophisticated spectroscopic methods facilitate analysis of increasingly large chromatin templates, interactions with bigger complexes, and more detailed aspects of the properties of chromatin, even at the single molecule level.

Morgan slammed that proposal as Trump's "default position on every mass shooting now," adding that it's "the preferred rhetorical template of his paymasters at the NRA, who deliver him big votes and big money". .

Rumor has it that Jim Marshall took that template of the Bassman head and made it bigger and better and more loud.

They followed the Spice Girls' template of being a charismatic quintet, whose individual styles all added to the bigger picture.

Make a template of your foot in the sock, then pull back the cloth in between your big toe and your second toe with your foot still on the template.

He is a template of the hijackers, Mr. Bergen says.